Pemberton Township · Election Day, Nov. 3
Lower costs.
Smarter growth.
Safer streets.

We are paying too much for what we get. It is time for a change in Pemberton.

FONTANEZ · DICKEY · KAUFFMAN · ALLEN
DEMOCRATS FOR PEMBERTON
Frank Dickey, Belinda Fontanez, Debra Kauffman and Jason Allen

Our Plan for Pemberton

1

Cut the cost of government

Hold the line on property taxes, and go after the state and federal grants that pay for roads and lighting instead of your tax bill.

2

Grow good jobs

Recruit employers and drive responsible development that lightens the load on families instead of adding to it.

3

Keep Pemberton safe

Back our police and our volunteer fire and EMS crews, and enforce the housing codes already on the books so neglected properties stop dragging down our streets.

Meet the Democrats for Pemberton

Belinda Fontanez
Mayor

Belinda Fontanez, Ph.D., is a 30-year Pemberton resident, veteran, educator, pastor, and public servant who spent years protecting public health and enforcing local standards. She believes in ethical leadership, transparent government, and putting residents and taxpayers first.

Frank Dickey
Council · Full Term

An Air Force veteran, pastor, and small business owner, Frank built East Coast Total Maintenance from the ground up in 1989. He raised four kids in Browns Mills and uses his training as an AF medic to answer chaos with calm.

Debra Kauffman
Council · Full Term

A Navy retiree who spent 20 years in federal service across the Department of Defense and HUD, Debra also inspected housing for the State of New Jersey to keep residents safe. She treats every tax dollar like it matters — because it does.

Jason Allen
Council · Unexpired Term

A lifelong resident with an MBA and a master’s in environmental policy, Jason is a finance expert who manages budgets and grants for the State of New Jersey. He knows where government wastes money and how to stop it.

Three ways to make your voice heard

Every Pemberton voter has three options. Pick whichever is easiest.

Vote by mail
Ballots mail Sept. 19

Apply by Oct. 27 by mail, or in person at the County Clerk until 3 p.m. on Nov. 2. Return your ballot by 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Request your ballot
Vote early, in person
Oct. 24 – Nov. 1

Nine days of early voting, including both weekends. Vote at any early voting location in Burlington County.

Find an early voting site
Vote on Election Day
Tuesday, Nov. 3

Polls are open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. On Election Day you must vote at your own assigned polling place.

Find your polling place
Not registered yet? The deadline to register for the November election is Tuesday, October 13. Register online.

Get involved in Pemberton

Want a yard sign, have a question, or ready to help knock doors? Reach the campaign directly.

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